Punjab Power Generation Dip Not Due To Coal Shortage, Says Centre; Urges Better Plant Utilisation And Timely Lifting
Swarajyaby Swarajya Staff·6 Sept 2026
The Coal Ministry has refuted claims of inadequate coal supply to Punjab's power plants, after the state's power minister warned of a deepening power crisis.
Government intends to develop existing ‘Blue flag’ beaches: K.J. George
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·6 Sept 2026
Instead of opening new ‘Blue flag’ beaches, the State Government intends to fully develop the existing Blue flag beaches in Tannirbhavi and other places along the coast of Karnataka, said Energy...
Looks Like a Fluffy House Cat, Lives at 5,000 Metres: Meet India’s Elusive Pallas’s Cat
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·6 Sept 2026
It is easy to mistake the Pallas’s cat for an unusually fluffy domestic cat that has wandered far beyond the neighbourhood.
Upper Bhadra Project: Trial run to Chitradurga branch canal begins
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·6 Sept 2026
The trial release of water from the Bhadra reservoir into the Chitradurga Branch Canal, under the Upper Bhadra Project, began on Sunday (September 6, 2026) — a moment elected representatives...
Over 19 Lakh affected by Bihar floods, alert issued downstream
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk·6 Sept 2026
PATNA: More than 19 lakh people across 11 districts of Bihar have been affected by floods, with authorities issuing an alert for downstream areas after the Ganga crossed the crucial flood level at...
Bihar: Downstream districts on alert as Ganga breaches previous flood mark in Patna
National Heraldby NH Digital·6 Sept 2026
Bihar: Downstream districts on alert as Ganga breaches previous flood mark in Patna Ganga crosses previous highest flood level at Gandhi Ghat, with authorities warning of rising water levels at...
Illegal Mining: Taraba govt sets up new task force
Premium Timesby Aaron Cole·6 Sept 2026
The Taraba State Government has dissolved all existing committees and task forces set up to combat illegal mining across the state.
It pays to invest in warning systems
National Heraldby Navin Joshi·6 Sept 2026
It pays to invest in warning systems We don’t even have the rudimentary warning systems of the past.
Ship pollution may be more harmful than road traffic emissions: Study
National Heraldby NH Digital·6 Sept 2026
Ship pollution may be more harmful than road traffic emissions: Study Scientists say ultrafine particles from cruise ship emissions can trigger inflammation in lung cells and reduce their ability...
This RO water filter has earned a permanent spot next to my desk
Android Authorityby Edgar Cervantes·6 Sept 2026
This RO water filter has earned a permanent spot next to my desk Sep 6, 2026 — 5:45 AM ET Waterdrop M6CG Countertop RO System What we like What we don't like Waterdrop M6CG Countertop RO System...
Yamunotri Ropeway Alignment Changed To Cut Forest Use By 74 Per Cent, Reduce Towers To Nine
Swarajyaby Arjun Brij·6 Sept 2026
The Yamunotri Dham ropeway project in Uttarakhand will now use a revised alignment that reduces the number of towers and significantly cuts the amount of forest land required for construction.
Durgam Cheruvu filled with trash? CMC clarifies on viral video
The Siasat Dailyby Saleha Fatima·6 Sept 2026
Hyderabad: A day after a video of a trash-filled Durgam Cheruvu went viral on social media, the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) claimed that the video does not represent the current...
Dozens of bushfires burn as Qld swelters through above-average temps
ABC News Australiaby Chelsea Malunga·6 Sept 2026
A large bushfire has caused major disruptions on the Warrego Highway west of Brisbane, as dozens of fires burn in Queensland.
Single-use plastic waste pollutes Ariyankuppam River and Thengaithittu backwaters
The Hinduby S Prasad·6 Sept 2026
Large quantities of single-use plastic waste flowing through the Uppar drain and two major storm-water drains in the city are polluting the Ariyankuppam River and the Thengaithittu backwaters...
Elevated Levels of Lead Surround Local Oregon Airports - Inside Climate News
Inside Climate Newsby By Claire Barber·6 Sept 2026
For years health officials have held that there is no safe level of lead exposure for humans. Even low levels can cause irreversible cognitive decline in children.
As Nepal reels from Rasuwa tragedy, a film on one of its greatest heroes is all set to make its celluloid debut
Down To Earthby Rajat Ghai·6 Sept 2026
Even as Nepal and the world still reel from the terrible tragedy of the ice-rock avalanche of August 26, 2026, in the country’s Rasuwa district near the Tibetan border, a biographical film on the...
'Ed Miliband risks leaving UK with no food - Angela Rayner could starve us out'
Daily Express :by Harvey Jones·6 Sept 2026
The UK already imports roughly 40% of the food we eat, leaving us vulnerable to global markets, wars and climate shocks. This summer showed just how vulnerable we are.
Fruits Can Have Pesticides Even After Washing. This Scientist Spent 5 Years on a 2-Minute Fix
The Better Indiaby Nishtha Kawrani·6 Sept 2026
Before a fruit or vegetable reaches our kitchen, it may have already gone through several stages of farming, harvesting and transportation.
Justice Lokur flags poor implementation of FRA, PESA; says tribal rights being undermined
Hindustan Timesby PTI·6 Sept 2026
Justice Lokur flags poor implementation of FRA, PESA; says tribal rights being undermined New Delhi, Former Supreme Court Justice Madan B Lokur on Sunday flagged the inadequate implementation of...
Bihar floods: 1.685 million people affected across 11 districts
National Heraldby NH Digital·6 Sept 2026
Bihar floods: 1.685 million people affected across 11 districts According to official figures, floodwaters have affected 61 blocks and 300 gram panchayats across the state The flood situation in...
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